Zantac for anaphylaxis
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5 packs of cigarettes a week (3-5 a day) for 3.5 years. About 6 months ago I started to feel like I was wheezing a little bit. Then I started getting some tightness In the base of my neck/throat and around my Adam’s apple. I went to the doctor he examined my neck didn’t feel anything and he ordered a neck ultra sound and blood test I guess to check my thyroid. Both of those came back normal.
I lived in a small basement apartment while in school for almost 2 years, the basement leaked everyday nand flooded muliple times. 6mths after living there I went into Anaphylaxis for the first time after eating salmon sushi, then continued to have massive reations to practically everything I ate for the next almost year.Almost 3 years later I live off just a hand full of things I know I can eat.
I was rushed to emergency, given benedryl and sent home 4 hours later. I got an Epipen for I was told, although rare, that I could have a secondary reaction within the next week. Sure enough November 5 I had a second reaction (bi-phasic reaction). I was given the epipen by my mother for I passed out and couldn't give it myself. Back to the hospital.
Started out only 1 place at a time, now it can be 4 or 5 separate places swelling. Again, it takes 2 1/2 days for the swelling to occur after I eat something with corn in it. Even Ibuprofen and many vitamins have corn in it. Zyrtec, Benadryl, does not help. Has anyone been able to verify Corn as the culprit?
but im thinking of trying zantac for her the least doisage possible just to cjeck if it will reduce the spitting and the crankiness after feeds, but i also don't want her tummy to get used to it since my self i have been on omeprazole for years and can't live without it.. it's only during my pregnancy that I have changed to zantac and in severe cases pariet or lanzor.
My doctor is telling me to give my 7 year old Zantac for a kidney infection, but I can't find any information on whether or not this is a proper treatment- I just want to be sure??
My wife has an anaphylaxis reaction to Neosporin and other similar medications. Is there a "test" we can have our children take to see if they have the same allergic reactions? Can this be hereditary?
Then I went to my primary, got tested for scabies, said not MRSA or Imphego or STDs, came back clean. It has been 6 weeks now and i am still getting the hives. I noticed that my Lymph nodes in my groin area are swollen. My allergist and the Hospitals put me on steroids and I went from 120 to 131 in 3 weeks with no relief!!! I stopped taking the medicines because they were not helping. I am at a loss, I constanally break out no matter where I am or what I am doing.
My 17 yr old son who is an athlete is being diagnosed with exercise anaphylaxis. An athlete? He has had 2 major episodes while working out. The first resulted in a trip to the ER and overnight at the hospital. The most recent was he was workingt out,broke out in a rash,chest tight, throat feels clogged, turns pale and neck swells....he actually looks llike he has no neck. Later that night in the hospital.....while laying there about 5 hours later same thing.
Yeah its not pleasant at all when you first take it but I'm 39 weeks and having my baby in a couple days so I'm not going to buy any more meds for that! I used to take zantac 150mg and it works wonders if you'd like to try that!
Hello,
Allergy shots (immunotherapy) do work very well for most people. Usually, you can start feeling a difference in 3 - 6 months. They take 2 - 5 years (rarely longer) to become desensitized to your allergens. The desensitization is permanent.
Make sure you get true immunotherapy. These shots are small amounts of your allergens given in a controlled environment to teach your immune system to "not over react" to these normally harmless substances.
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